The Huge Unwarned Tornado In Whitman, Nebraska, As It Occurred Live - 6/25/24
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 24. 06. 2024
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I am going to your channel anytime the skies look bad. I am about 1hr from Whitman. I heard a ambulance call bringing in a 20 year old thrown around in a tornado to our town from Whitman. His injuries did not sound life threatening thank God. I was clueless anything was going on. Thank you for watching out for us country folks. I hope no 1 else was injured.
3:29:30 Start of the Whitman, NE unwarned tornado coverage
Max discovers the unwarned tornado at 8:46:00 pm. Great coverage as always Max!!
timestamp is 3:29:30
@@YellowSkarmorythank you came here for this. Never miss a stream but had a date. You my friend win the day
@@YellowSkarmorythank you! I saw his tweet and wanted to see what I missed
Max Velocity is my PERSONAL weather service
He's put on almost 200k subscribers in 4 months. Membership is crazy because people like an instant live stream they can check to see their weather at any time. If the weather's bad max is on it.
15 minutes!! What could have been done?? Call local police? How could this have been prevented?
National Weather Service ultimate FAIL!
GOOD JOB MAX FOR SAVING LIVES !!
Don't doubt yourself, Max. You know what you see. You were correct.
You were absolutely right. The tornado at Whitman hit the Rex Ranch and destroyed a home. Why was this not warned!
The destroyed home is 1 mile south of Whitman.
@sandhillmom2 Because it's weather. Human beings cannot affect, manipulate nor precisely predict the weather. Never have, never will. We will always be in the "ballpark". Nature will do what it does.
@@barnetra No duh. And your comment doesn't relate to him talking about it being unwarned?
@@underfirej If you cant precisely predict, how can you timely warn? Ive lived in 7 different states. Indiana, Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Michigan, Maryland and Delaware. The weather is ordinarily very different from the south to the northeast. But its still unpredictable. Just last year we had a tornado in Delaware, which is very rare. From the storm development to the tornado to the dissipation took around 30 minutes. We are the best weâve ever been at predicting and âwarningâ than ever in mankindâs history and we still get it wrong 95% of the time.
â@@barnetra this isn't about prediction though. This tornado was clearly on the ground for so so long, with nobody seeming to notice and warn anyone. This is about recognizing danger when it's clearly present and taking action, which was where the NWS failed here.
Max nailed it with calling the Whitman rotation! Disappointed that the Whitman tornado was unwarned for so long. Rare exception. NWS warnings save lives every single day especially in the past 20 years with automated phone warningsâŠwhich have made uncoordinated tornado sirens obsolete.
I have to imagine there was some sort of communication issue or outage here. That's obvious enough I could probably catch it, and my knowledge on how to catch these is learned from these streams. I hope whatever issue occurred gets fixed soon, because this is a bad miss of a warning (it took about 14 minutes from Max catching it for them to warn it, once it got through the town).
Props to Max for catching this. I'm hearing on twitter that damage is thankfully relatively mild in Whitman, and hopefully that's true.
max you probably saved some lives with this stream!!
Sad for Whitman
The population of Whitman says 288. Did it not get upgraded to tornado because of how rural it is? It makes no sense that nobody from the proper channels saw what you saw. Thank you so much for the amazing work you do. I stumbled onto your video this morning (the morning after) when searching to see if anything was caught on camera from the many storms yesterday. I did notice, not sure if it was the same tornado, from TornadoHQ website that nothing was warned in an area that looked bad then when I reloaded the map, the red (they use red) appeared.
You definitely have a new subscriber. Hopefully you trust your gut and not doubt yourself moving forward. Amazing reporting.
Not sure what happened with Whitman yet but the county Sherriff lives in Whitman right on southwest side of Whitman. I drive through there every other week and will be through there next week. Ill let you know what i see and hear if the news doesn't say anything.
The videos and pictures from the locals in the Whitman and Mullen area are amazing! A lot of the locals in Mullen posted their videos and pictures on Facebook. They are amazing!
From what I gather this particular NWS office has dropped the ball before and will probably continue to do so.
Whitman sits in a small valley area. It has about 25 people. Initial reports trees and general damage. I read that there is possibly 2 deceased (unconfirmed).
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Max your coverage ESP on the Whitman, Ne part was incredible and life saving! That is why I and many others depend on you when the weather gets suspect.. and also why youâll go from 250k to 2mil subscribers in the next year or so. Great work bru!
Thank you so much! My best friends live right on HWY 2 in Whitman , on the frontage road, W of the Post Office. All communications are down in Whitman.
Amazing job catching this!
I am so thankful I stopped in before going to bed! Another crazy night
Thank for the good information.
Morning maxy. Hoping to get you over 300k before your 4th of July fireworks trip. It was February 4th you rolled over 100k. 200k in 4 months. Great job. Should be doable.
This is why I subscribe to
I just got a hugeee hail storm like it sounded like the rpg 3000 it was so loud woke everyone up
Anything on the Bloomington Indiana weather? Was it straight line winds, a microburst or tornado?
Nothing yet, but the damage is insane for nothing confirmed. Four of my family are without power.
@@BrittnayHess-eo7sh thanks and sorry to hear. My daughter goes to IU and she said it was nuts. Trees down and no power as well.
Iâm no expert but pretty sure what I was watching in Spencer was rotation and it matched what I was seeing on the radar and the velocity. I also have multiple family members still out of power and there were poles snapped, lines on the ground, trees down everywhere, damage to homes⊠It was nasty. Tornado sirens in Spencer went off and my work had us hunker down, but no NWS warning was ever issued as far as Iâm aware.
i somehow wonder how these storms go unwarned
It seems to be a trend this year! Pretty scary
@@thebjm1967 Storms go unwarned all the time, it will happen for the rest of time. You are only saying it is scary because you are likely paying more attention to weather right now than any other point in your lifetime.
Consider how much worse weather predictions were literally 20-40 years ago. Under 100 years ago the word "tornado" was taboo and not even allowed to be said on broadcasts. We now all have cell phones that give us real-time warnings, the Storm Prediction Center who makes daily outlooks you can look at, and the Weather (dot) gov site where you can see the entire countries active weather warnings. If you stay aware and slightly educated, it is really not a big deal, especially so now compared to historically speaking. Imagine a mile wide F5 coming at you 100 years ago and thinking it was just a big storm cloud.
grant county sheriff confirmed damage in whitman
Its nothing but 101 still in North texas
This us my question why did i just get this notification and it was yesterday
Do you have the bell clicked for all notifications? As a subscriber CZcams will send over stuff like this after the fact but you need the notification bell turned on for ALL to get real time live stream and video info đ
How the hell did they miss that
Atleast it wasn't wisconsin again
Kansas City updates?
Can you check in Lake Charles Louisiana?
I was hella scared
Man, damage assessment is showing EF3 damage points
how did you find it I never can
@RynoJ5 Just type in Damage Assesment Toolkit, they actually aren't avaliable to see right now, not sure why but they were yesterday, and I can see all the photos through my history.
Kansas City
Oklahoma?
Approx 3:35:00
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They failed Nebraska
Your an amazing meteorologist
HE GRIDDYED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why do I get you when Im trying to get Ryan Hall Yall.
Giddy for the griddy
3:34 mark on the live feed is when he finds the unwarned tornado.
3:29:30, you're about as off as the NWS đ
@@turquoisenoise1131 They probably meant 3 hours and 34 minutes, in their defense
That huge blaring headline is completely disrespectful without knowing more details.
What more details would you need to know? There was a tornado (reported on the ground, photographed, and clearly present on radar) and NWS did not issue a tornado warning. They were at least 10 minutes late to the party, according to some sources they were as much as 30 minutes delayed after the first reports were made. Those facts are evident.
It's as disrespectful as it should be. This tornado should have been warned 10 minutes before it was. And even when there was a load of video and picture evidence they downgraded it from confirmed to radar indicated.
Not trying to be a dick but I got advice from someone else that went like this. Have a button you can push that mutes the sound when you drink. When you push the button or hot key sound cuts out and let go sound comes back. It will hide sound. In headphones that sound is loud.
Who the heck is this guy and why when I search for Ryan Hall I get redirected? Did someone steal Ryans show?
I get that watching a super short touchdown is cool but your boy Conner(?) cheering that a tornado would drop IS ABSOLUTELY INAPPROPRIATE considering many of your viewers are concerned which is why they watch you. Where is your loyalty man? Essentially cheering for someone's destruction is bullsh*t. You scared the bjeezuz out of a young family that was watching. Very uncool!
Don't confuse Max with Connor, though. Connor provides a service (storm chasing) that Max uses to supplement his content, providing a valuable on the ground perspective to Max's audience. The fact that Connor gets quite excited about seeing a tornado should not be a surprise. He's a storm chaser. It's what they do. He wasn't cheering for anyone to get injured or property to be damaged. He was just excited to see a tornado.
Iâve come to recognize over the years that storm chasers never genuinely care about humans or animals losing their lives or their livelihood. What do they care about? They care only about their own fun and adrenaline rush. Theyâre essentially like drug addicts, they must acquire their high from seeing tornadoes, it is their dopamine.
@@NotMolly-jf2rh I watch Connor every day and .just like pretty much every other storm chaser, When itâs in an open field of course he gets excited. Itâs his passion. Just like most storm chasers get excited to see a tornado drop in an open field. I was watching Connor during the janestown Wisconsin tornado the other day and he got very somber and upset when he realized a tornado was on the ground in a populated area. Even though chasers get excited, they do sooo much good by warning people and also helping with aftermath. I promise you storm chasers do not want a tornado to ever hit a town or destroy someoneâs home or injure/kill someone. Connor is amazing at what he does.
ââ@@carriesmith6865It's Janesville.